From: The YAHOO Technical Team
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ATTN: YAHOO USERS, YAHOO WISHES TO INFORM YOU THAT WE HAVE SOME PROBLEMS ABOUT EACH CUSTOMER'S EMAIL ACCOUNT. DUE TO ERROR CODE 334409. WE DISCOVER THAT IN SOME FEW HOURS FROM NOW EACH CUSTOMER WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS HIS OR HER EMAIL ACCOUNT SO YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SEND THE BELOW DETAIL TO ENABLE US UPGRADE YOUR YAHOO E-MAIL ACCOUNT. SO ARE EXPECTED TO SEND THE BELOW INFORMATION IMMEDIATELY SO THAT WE WILL UPDATE YOUR ACCOUNT AND YOU WILL STOP RECEIVING SPAM EMAILS YOU ARE TO SEND US THE INFORMATION TO ENABLE US TO UPDATE YOUR ACCOUNT. YAHOO E-mail User-name (**********) Password (********) Thanks The YAHOO Technical Team ©2010 YAHOO Internet. All Right |
Another phising scam email
Subject: WARNING!!! VERIFY YOUR YAHOOMAIL ACCOUNT NOW Dear Account User, You are advise to verify your account details below to enable us upgrade your account. E.G Your YahooMail ID, Password, Date Of Birth etc. In failure of doing this, you will Automatically lose your YahooMail Account. Thanks for using YahooMail |
Subject: VERIFY YOUR YAHOOMAIL ACCOUNT NOW TO AVOID IT BEING CLOSE!!! Dear Account User, This message is from YahooMail message center to all YahooMail account owners and premium account owners. We are currently upgrading our data base and e-mail account center. We are deleting all unused YahooMail account to create more space for new accounts. To prevent your account from closing, you will have to verify it below before One (1) week from now! VERIFY YOUR YAHOOMAIL ACCOUNT NOW TO AVOID CLOSE!!! YahooMail ID:......................... Password:............................... Your Birthday:....................... Your Country or Territory:........... Warning!!! Account owner that refuses to update his or her account before One (1) week of receiving this warning will lose his or her account permanently. Sincerely, YahooMail Team |
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